Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-18
BELLAIRE.

residence in Fifth ward cut.
A fine show is booked for the theatre, on
Wednesday evening.
John Hopkins is taking a course at Fra
Tiers college.
Ernest Bailey has patented q fruit jar
which closes at the bottom, and is retained
by suction.
The new II. f. Mission building, On
| Gravel Hill, is about completed. James
ApIin did the piasteripg.
II is said that one Of the mixers Of the
steel werks is about TO be married to lady
up the river.
Hope Hose Co. No. 9 is ~endeayoriDg 10
raise money for a library and gum boots.
Miss Hattie Jones, ct Gravel Hill, who
hag been Ill, is able to be out again.
The small boy is trying 10 demVlish the
box over the fountain.
Rev. ". T. Mclaughlin will spend the
holidays in Michigan.
A number Of cur school teachers at
tended Il meeting o! the Teachers AssOcia-
| tion at Martins Ferry yesterday.
The different railroads, including the
g., =. & C., will sell excursion tickets 20
| all points during the holidays.
Tie Women's Union benevolent Society
has elected officers for next year.
August Schramm will give up the
| saloon business and move to Newark.
The usual New Years Concert OF the
Christian Church has been postponed.
The public is Invited to pay t. visit to
| the public schools on Wednesday.
An auction jawelry store viii occupy
the building next to the Tribune Office.
Mr.. Faupel will fill the pulpit Of the
| German Church this morning.
rhe retail market is as fellows: POta-
toes, pc per peck; eggs, 25c per dozen;
butter, 2Sc; ~turnips, @Oc; chickens, dressed,
l2c per pound; apples, &52 per peck; cab
hage, - and pc per head. parsnips, 25c
per peek; bseis, sc Per bunch; crdnberEies,
| Toe per quart; drie peaches, l24c PER H.. {;
dried apples, l5c per b.; lima beans, lOc
per quart; ham, 13c per b.. bacon, 12!c
per IL shoulder. Zoe per ID.
TIE steamer Bellaire leaves Bellaire as
| follows: 7:3O, 1910 a. III and loo, 800
and 6:lO p. III, On Sunday II: 8 aud II
q. H.. and ., 4 ami 6 D. H..
The gum boot man has not been about
for several days.
Work ou ". c. Burgnndthal's new res
iieuce has been discontinued iUr the pres
ent.
Anaw floor is being put in the Chris
tiap Church.
The bazaar o; the ladies of the First
! Presbyterian Church closed last night with
| . big crowd in attendance. The excellent
supper served was the drawing feature.
TIE fancy tables made 4 good roard sun
ior tile church.
Mrs. Price is having her Fourth ward
property fixed up.
The bottle works set more pots last
week.
The window glass works are all working
in :u.i, and the boys are happy. Trade
continues fair.
Harry Leighton has a goat. 1t is q
great hlg fellow and WAS q present from
| ,rieuG5 III the cCuntry to Mr.. LeightOn's
little hey, Harvey, mad never rad 81 goat
before, AMI when the pet above referred to
nadG ils appearance, the owner did not
know how to take care Of it. The first
thing he did WIS 10 take the goat 10 a
boarding house where the animal received
the kindest attention and became SO do
mesticated ia a couple OF days that ii made
itself perfectly at home all over the house.
Harvey is now having a set of harness
and other paraphernalia made for the pet
and in q few days 1--WE shall sec what we
sha'l see" In Tie meantime the BILLY"
il tied III Harvey's back yard in order to
become thoroughly acquainted with the
lay Of the lard, so that il it should stray
from hcme and become the prey Of the
gum boot lnau, it will DC able to find its
way home again.
The private hop given by the young folks
Of the Montetiore Society on Wednesday
evening was u very pleasant event. The
grand march took place at 9 O'Clock, led by
Albert Luchs and Miss Ella Elikan. Be-
low is 8 partial list ct those present: Miss
K. RosensSeip, Of Wheeling; Miss B. Beck
man, Wheeling; Miss Rose Wiehl, Column
bus; NJ, Herzberger, Isaac Blum, Dr.. G.
b. Taught, A. Klotz and wife, Mrs. WIN.
Dougherty, *. Elikan aud wife, Joseph
White, T. WE'LL and Miss G.. Stahl. An
othsr ball will be given January 18th, and
will be a fancy maSqUe ball.
Miss Maggie Anderson, OF st. CiaIrsyille,
is visiting friends in this city.
There is some talk Of the ttandlOn boys
purchasing the Tribune.
The holiday trade will he better this
year for our merchants than if times were
booming. When our people are flush"
lucy take I trip to Pittsburg or other
places, aad while there buy what they
need.
One of the old street cars is being re,
modelled.
The railroad crossing at the foot OF
Gravel Hill IS a good place TO bOsgd pas
senger trains.
Oae or two horses and Sleishs were ont
yesterday.
When the road on Gravel Hill is too
rough for tie Wheeling wholesale wagons,
toe drivers occupy part Of the pavement
with their teams.
Quarterly conference in TIE South Bel
laire NJ. Z. Church last night, was well at
tended.
Parks < Dickens are head over heels in
work. the holiday trade is booming.
\ new tin store has heen opened i'll the
Fifth Ward.
Our college students are coming home
for the holidays.
Julius We'll will be home from France
in couple OF weeks.
Henry Landkron is in Maryland on a
hunting trip.
The T. z. Church looks very pretty
since it wss REPEALED.
One week more of school. The small
ioy will have only three days Of rest.
Thcs. Jackley cut ore Of his hands with
a roller of window glass and had 20 lay off
work for ten days.
The pumps at the mill power house do
not furnish sufficient water st times, and
the engines at the steel works cannot per-
form their full work in consequence.
The Sunday schools are practiciug Christ
mas chorals.
Mrs Thos. Marling, Of Indian Run, ia
i'll.
Several Gravel Hill people moved yester-
day.
The B. so. paid its employees yesterday.
Lizzie Evans has been secured by the
management of the Elysian theater for
December 2ith. Fogg's Ferry will be